By BabyShowerShow · Updated November 5, 2026
A diaper raffle ticket needs a number, a line for the guest's name and the size they brought, and the ask itself: bring a pack of diapers, ideally in sizes 1 to 4, for a chance at a prize. Type the parents' names below and this maker prints numbered two-part tickets, 10 to a page, plus a matching invitation insert. It's free, with no sign-up.
Numbers 001 to 030: 30 tickets on 3 pages, 10 to a page.
A little pack goes a long way! Bring a pack of diapers in any size from 1 to 4 and you'll get a ticket for our diaper raffle.
Print at 100% ("Actual size") on US Letter or A4. White background, so it's easy on ink.
Runs in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded or saved.
More on prizes, etiquette and timing in the diaper raffle guide. If some of the haul becomes a centerpiece, the diaper cake calculator works out how many diapers each tier takes.
Left to guess, guests tend to grab the tiny packs, and those are the sizes a baby leaves fastest. Both big brands publish how long a baby typically spends in each size. Their averages differ, so each is shown on its own; sizes go by weight, not age.
| Size | Pampers weight | Pampers: months in size | Huggies weight | Huggies: months in size |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Newborn | under 10 lb | 1.6 | up to 10 lb | about 1 |
| Size 1 | 8–14 lb | 1.7 | 8–14 lb | 1.5 |
| Size 2 | 10–22 lb | 2.8 | 12–18 lb | 3 |
| Size 3 | 13–26 lb | 5.8 | 16–28 lb | 7 |
| Size 4 | 15–34 lb | 6.8 | 22–37 lb | 8 |
Sources: Pampers size chart (average diapers per day: up to 10 in newborn, falling to up to 7 by size 3) · Huggies size chart (8 a day in newborn, 5 in size 3). Both brands say every baby differs and to size up by fit.
Read across the rows and the pattern is the same in both charts: newborn and size 1 last weeks, sizes 3 and 4 last the better part of a year each. That is why the maker defaults to "sizes 1–4". Pick "sizes 2–4" if the family already has the early weeks covered.
All eight wordings the maker offers, shown with the "Sizes 1–4" ask. The first column is for the invitation insert; the ticket line prints on every ticket.
| Tone | Insert wording | Ticket line |
|---|---|---|
| Cute | “A little pack goes a long way! Bring a pack of diapers in any size from 1 to 4 and you'll get a ticket for our diaper raffle.” | Thank you for the diapers! |
| Plain | “Bring one pack of diapers in any size from 1 to 4 and we'll enter you in the diaper raffle. We draw the winner after gifts.” | One pack, one ticket |
| Rhyming | “Bring a pack of diapers, any size from 1 to 4 will do, and a raffle ticket is waiting for you!” | A pack for baby, a ticket for you |
| Funny | “Baby has strong opinions about diapers and none at all about brands. Bring a pack in any size from 1 to 4 and take your shot at the prize.” | Baby thanks you (loudly, at 3 a.m.) |
| Formal | “You are warmly invited to bring a package of diapers in any size from 1 to 4, in exchange for an entry in our diaper raffle.” | With our sincere thanks |
| Minimalist | “Diapers = tickets. Sizes 1–4. One pack, one ticket.” | Good luck! |
| Co-ed / low-key | “No awkward games, we promise. Bring a pack of diapers in any size from 1 to 4, grab a ticket, grab a drink.” | Grab a ticket, grab a drink |
| Virtual | “Celebrating from afar? Ship a pack of diapers in any size from 1 to 4 to the parents-to-be, let us know, and we'll draw your ticket live on the call.” | Drawn live on the call |
Our suggested scale, not a rule. One ticket per pack rewards whoever bought the smallest bag; scaling the tickets to the pack makes a big box worth three chances.
| Pack | Tickets |
|---|---|
| Small pack (about 30–40 diapers) | 1 |
| Medium pack (about 80–100) | 2 |
| Large box (120 or more) | 3 |
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The invitation asks each guest to bring a pack of diapers. At the door, every guest who brought one writes their name on a numbered ticket and drops that half in a jar. Near the end of the party the host draws a ticket and the winner takes home a small prize.
A ticket number, a line for the guest's name and one for the diaper size they brought, plus the parents' names and the size ask. The two halves share a number: the half with the name goes in the jar, and the guest keeps the other to check against the draw.
Ask for sizes 1 to 4, or 2 to 4 if family has already covered the early weeks. Newborn and size 1 are the shortest-lived sizes: Pampers puts them at about 1.6 and 1.7 months each, against 5.8 months for size 3 and 6.8 for size 4.
Plan on two or three per guest if bigger packs earn extra tickets, and one per guest if every pack earns one. This maker prints 10 numbered tickets to a page, so 30 tickets is three pages; spares cost nothing and save a scramble at the door.
One or two lines asking guests to bring a pack of diapers in the sizes you want, the prize if you have chosen it, and the ticket scale if bigger packs earn more chances. Tuck it in with the invitation so guests read it before they shop.
Yes. There is no sign-up and no watermark. The tickets are made in your browser and printed from it; nothing you type is uploaded or saved.
Last checked: November 5, 2026. The size figures are each brand's own published averages. The wordings and the ticket scale are our suggestions. How we work is set out in how we research.